The Hood College department of athletics held its annual Senior Awards Celebration on May 13 and announced its annual award winners. Additionally, on May 14, the College held its annual Honors Convocation, at which numerous Blazers were among the academic prize winners. 

The Kim Servedio Award

The Kim Servedio Award is given in honor of a former women’s soccer player and honor student, Kim Servedio, who passed away tragically in 1998. The award is given to a current men's athletics and women's athletics student-athlete who best embodies Kimmy’s characteristics of sincerity, selflessness and optimism.

The 2021 winners of the Kim Servedio Award are Mikaili Robertson (baseball) and Michaela Provinzano (women's soccer). 

The Dean's Award

The Dean’s Award is given to student-athletes who have shown an unparalleled commitment to the student body through involvement in extra-curricular activities and desire to make a difference at Hood College.

The 2021 winners of the Dean's Award are Jake Howell (baseball) and Caitlin Gosline (softball). 

The President's Award

The President’s Award is given to student-athletes who have distinguished themselves throughout their Hood College careers in the areas of academic achievement, athletic excellence, service and leadership.

The 2021 winners of the President's Award are Jake Howell (baseball) and Emily Savona (women's lacrosse/soccer). 

Most Outstanding Senior Athlete

The Most Outstanding Student-Athlete Award is given to student-athletes who have demonstrated exemplary athletic prowess throughout their careers at Hood College.

The 2021 winners of the Most Outstanding Senior Athlete Award are Bentley LeBarron (men's lacrosse) and Megan Carter (women's tennis). 

Honors Convocation Award Winners

Hood's student-athletes combined to tally 36 awards at the College's Honors Convocation. A complete list is below. Among the Awards was the White Blazer Award. The White Blazer Award, established by the Athletic Department, honors one student-athlete from men's athletics and women's athletics from the senior class in recognition of outstanding academic accomplishments, significant contributions to the community, and excellence in intercollegiate athletics.  The award is grounded in a rich Hood tradition when a single member of each graduating class from 1921 to 1969 was honored as a White Blazer Girl for outstanding achievements in academics and athletics.

The 2021 winners of the White Blazer Award are Jake Howell (baseball) and Jenna Frick (women's golf). 

Below is a list of the remaining student-athletes who took home awards from Honors Convocation. 

• Julia Aldred (women's lacrosse) - The German Embassy Prize of the Washington Embassy of the Federal Republic of Germany
• Brooks Anderson (men's swimming) - The Dr. H.P. and P. Laughlin Award
• Remy Anderson (women's lacrosse) - The Jack and Janet Spaulding Nunn '61 Prize
• Olanrewaju Aribisala (men's lacrosse) - The Dr. H.P. and P. Laughlin Award
• Jordan Bailey (women's soccer/tennis) - The Linda Wyatt ‘68 and Marleen Spriggs ’69 Award in African American Studies
• Cailyn Barthlow (softball) - The Sidney Silverman Award
• Abbey Bloom (women's tennis) - The Janice E. Cole Scholarship Fund; The Hood Choir Award
• AJ Butwinick (women's swimming) - The Charlotte A. Moran Prize
• Thomas Chatfield (staff) - The Rose Award
• Delaney Crawford (women's soccer) - The Aldan T. Weinberg Communication Arts Prize
• Marietta Cordero (field hockey) - The Julia Holzapfel Carhart '30 Prize in Mathematics
• Brandi Davidson (softball) - The Elizabeth Leiby Wood Prize
• Ben DeLeo (men's tennis) - The Dr. Leonard Latkovski Memorial Prize in History
• Emily Dettbarn (women's soccer) - The Hood College Prize in Ethics
• Riley Fitz (women's cross country/track and field) - The Beta Beta Beta Award; The Chemistry Achievement Award
• Jenna Frick (women's golf) - The Joseph E. Dahms Community Service Award; The Association for Women in Mathematics Book Prize
• Madison Gerow (women's lacrosse) - The Charlotte A. Moran Prize
• Caitlin Gosline (softball) - The Alumni Award for Social Work Excellence
• Celestria Hill (women's basketball) - The Linda Wyatt ‘68 and Marleen Spriggs ’69 Award in African American Studies
• Maria Kelly (field hockey) The George B. Delaplaine Jr. School of Business Leadership Prize
• Chloe McQuillen (women's track and field) - The Jack and Janet Spaulding Nunn '61 Prize
• Mikaili Robertson (baseball) - The Exceptional Achievement in Psychology Award; The Outstanding Research Contribution Award in Psychology; The “Grit” Book Award in Psychology; The Class of 1988 Volunteer Behind the Scenes Award
• Emily Savona (women's lacrosse/soccer) - The Alyce Weinberg Honor Scholarship; The Arachnidworks Integrated Marketing Communication Award
• ReidAnn Sever (women's soccer) - The E. Louise Leonard Prize
• Laura Vetter (women's basketball) - The Linda Mae Snapp Memorial Award in Nursing
• Talia Wade (women's golf) - The Martha Briney Honor Scholarship
• Jack Wilder (esports) - The Computer Science Faculty Prize
• Skylar Wright (women's tennis) - The Eric Devan Outstanding Accounting Student Award